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NoIicE.-City license and water rates
now due, pay on or before the 18th inst.
and save costs.
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No. 236. $26,5G0-336 acres on Merritt
Island, Yolo county; 500 trees, 100 acres of
alfalfa, producing crops per annum 40 acres
produces $40 sacks alfalfa seed), with seven
tons of hay per acre, at s. per ton net; all farm
ing tools, 2 farm wagons, new spring wagon;
all furniture in the house; horses. 81 milk
COWS, 20 heifers. There is good dwelling;
barn iSx72. This is a number one place fol- a
dairyman. Steamer landing near the place,
where all products can be shipped at low
rates.
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DRoP in to-day and see the variety OF
glassware We have ON sale. Red House. :
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Sacramento. July 1i-samuel F. Caldwell. a
naive of Alabama, aged SO years, months
and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from his late residence, SO n street,
tomorrow Sunday afternoon. at $50 clock. J.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-16

Tile S., 81 50 aad $40 Mems ,&tts of
tie Special Let bought last geek are 6elo7v
regular galue. and a0eH aooo71D tie prompt
attention Of Clothing Buyers
Some Of these Snfts may be seen IN one eff
eur Display Wfnaoa0s.
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Attention to Details.
Our business is growing.

Our business is growing.
We don't refer simply to the increased
space-to the higher piles of goods-to the
apparent lack of room on all Sides
Nor do we refer to the large numbers of
people who were someone eses customers last
year, but are here this
We refer to its inward growth-to the ex-
banding Of that spirit which has put better
goods and lower prices on our shelves this
year than last, and which in the same way will
do better in I8SS than in 1887.
ENERGY AND WATCHFULNESS
Steady and unceasing, are the common watch
words in all departments. Such spirit never
lets well enough alone. It's constantly on the
alert for weak spots If certain line of goods
can be bought for trhe less by doubling the
purchase, then the order goes for case lots. If
one maker sews his clothing with silk and
another with linen, then. other things being
equal, we want the silk sewed clothing. In a
large store there are always such
OPPORTUNITIES BY HUNDREDS,
And it makes difference wonderful differ
ence-whether or not they are seized upon and
turned to the mutual advantage of customer
and dealer. Attention to details has won bat
tles made small men great, and built up bust
nesses of colossal magnitude If our house
had nothing else in its favor that one habit of
looking to details ought to be sufficient to
commend it to favorable attention
And so the business knows no standst.
Its course is along the line of progress and its
growth is as great from within as from without
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BORN
DIED.

Sacramento, July s-wie of George D. Irvine
son.
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An Atwood lightweight suit. stylish cut
and well made. for man or youth, can be
had for s. and S. in to-day's sale. Red
House
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For $3.50 per acre-2,s0O acres, 5 miles
from Carbondale, Amador; fine tract for sub
dividing into a Colony; mostly level, and
fenced into several fields; Soil will average as
well as any foothill land.
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Somewhat Unexpected.

Many of the Chinese residents of the city
speak very good English, but they do not
air their knowledge of the language to a
great extent before strangers, preferring to
listen and hear the remarks the latter may
make concerning them. AT the Silver Pal
ace Hotel at the depot, the boy" in charge
of the lunch counter attends to his duties
briskly and good-humoredly, and travellers
from the East, who have had little knowl-
edge of Cinnamon, frequently endeavor to
cultivate his acquaintance, causing him
many a smile over their efforts to construct
sentences in pigeon English suitable, as
they imagine, for his understanding. Some
times they josh him, which he does not
find so pleasant. The other day a party
were so engaged, when he finally became
tired of it, and gave them an astonisher as
he cooked his cue on the starboard side of
his head, and exclaimed. la hoodlum,
Oh, wat ar yer givin uSl''
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FANCY stripe Linon d'India suitings, at
5 cents per yard; figured canvas suiting,
ward wide. 6 cents. Red House.
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81 %, 81 rs, 81 rs or 81 buys first
class ladies' button shoe in our sale to-day
Red House.
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LADIES Manila hats, so cents each.
Millinery department. Red House.
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FOB SALk;-A Secone-nano square piano,
Hammers Music Store, No. $50 ] street.
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4 E,iLE money goes great way in our
sale to-day. Red House.
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Business Advertisements
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.-Hardware.
lron-grey colt lost
Baggage check found
Red House-Glassware
Weinstoek & Naturalization to details
How to boom Sacramento.
Lost-Newfoundland pup
Nanted-Activem man as agent.
Nanted-Energetic solicitor :
Inheard Of prices-J. J. Kiley q Co.
Notwithstanding goods salesman
10 Iet-MGdern-bui cottage
Nanted-Man for merchaL disc store.
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aDvERTIspSrENr MENTION

Snowflake Park-Two games tomorrow.
, -'reg euio Lodge, !. o. 0. F.-This evening.
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Ell DORADO COUNTY ExHIBIr-The Ell
Dorado County Republican has an excellent
article urging the people of that section to
make the exhibit which it is proposed to
prepare of the resources of that county
for the State Fair, one which should do the
county credit, and prove to the world some
thing of the greatness of FL Dorado's
wealth. The advice is timely and well
given. Let the people of this grand county
come to the State Agricultural Exposition
with royal display of its varied products,
and it will go very far toward properly adj
verhsing section as yet little known, but
one Of the grandest in the State
COURT SAcRAMENTo.-Deput High Chief
Ranger, J. W. Patterson, installed the fol-
lowing officers of Court Sacramento, No.
6,S6l, A. o. F., at their last regular meet
ing n. Harvie, Junior Past Chief Ran
ger ; c. B. Strong, Chief Ranger E. J. Car
low, Sub Chief Ranger George H. Clarke
Treasurer Benz. F. Parsons, Financial
Secretary John Morris. Recording Secre-
tary Z. L. Hays. Senior Woodward L. W.
Smith, Junior Woodward L. w. Nickel,
Senior Beadle NJ. White, Junior Beadle !;
DR.. G. B. Glow, physician.
WRIT OF MANDArE.-Judge Van Fleet
yesterday issued peremptory writ of man
date, reciting the proceedings taken in the
Superior and Supreme Courts relative to
the drainage claims, and ordering Controller
]. ?. Dunn to Immediately draw warrants
in favor of ?. A. Miller, in the sums of
SAP 90 and 1852 20, respectively against
the construction fund of Drainage District
No. l, and also to pay costs that have been
incurred.
ENTITLED TO HER SHARE.-Judge Van
Fleet decided yesterday, when the case of
w. f. Callahan, deceased-who died at the
Sandwich Islands, leaving as his widow
native woman-came up, that the widow
was not a negress. as had been alleged, and
was entitled to her half of the property of
the deceased, his parents having claim to
the remainder. An order for distribution
was entered.
COMMITTEE ON CHINATowN.-The I'M
rrovement Associations Committee on
Chinatown met last evening and organized,
with Dr. f. F. Tebbets as Chairman and
II. Bennett as Secretary. There was
good attendance of members. After some
consultation it was decided to postpone ac-
ton until a meeting to be held In few
days, when plan of operations viii be
adopted.
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Auc1on Sale.
BY Bell & Co.-This morning.
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H. MARKS, Proprietor,
MECHANICAL STORE,
NoTICEs

UyHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE PIONEER
j MILLING COMPANY will be held at the
Office of the Company, corner Broad and First
streets, on MONDAY, July IS, 1887, at o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of Electing Directors for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of all
business that may come before the meeting.
B. SMITH, Secretary.
Sacramento. Jnne q. lss7. ie2S-tyln
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NoTARIEs APPOINTED. = Yesterday the
Governor appointed the following Notaries
Public: E. G. Brown, TO reside at Guade-
lupe Santa Barbara county; r. Z. Rag
land. to reside at Red Bluff, Tehama county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-12-22
AFTERNOON SESSION. FIRsTDAY.

Recess having expired the Grange
was called 10 order promptly At
2.30 by W.. NJ. Darden.
The committee on credentials
made the following report:
Worthy Master, your committee
on credentials would respectfully
report the following delegates
present and entitled to seats as
members Of this body:
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-12-22

. faithful lecturer 70 pas thpm rag.
ulsrly ant hplirFH peg are,
at work.
/ also visited m toioe core'y
md lectured AZ tub pieces y
both points ] ound ) strong senli-
mont IN iavor oftho Grange, that
is principles seemed % Be firmly
planted IN the hearts Of the people.
And especially a Pontoioc Grange
vas I impressed with the belief
that perhaps no better Grange
could be found 10 the State. The
program carried out perfectly IN
al It's parts was such Is to impress
the vast audience there assembled
favorably toward our order.
I accepted an Invitation 70 visit
Che EllisFille Grange IN Jones
comfy lut no uotice Of ihe fine
] was desile gcsebcd As tcsf ts,
W tx.leasra - Nevton toanty
was paid by centervilIe Grange.
Ny expenses 20 Neshoba, was paid
BY that eounty's county Grange.
In conclusion permit me TO say
that wherever have been in the
State, there Is In my opinion more
real encouragement indicated of a
general forward movement Of the
order in the State along the line
than at any time in the past, what
we need Is lecture work and
hope this body will establish Z
plan by which lecture work can
and will be done.
That the Ex. com. and Che com.
mittee on the Good OF the Order,
have given this subject careful
study, and that their views togeth.
or with the suggestions of the mem
bors here present, and the recon-
mendation Of the Worthy Master
wiil eplmiosis b the a,loPtPu Of
essary lecture work.
Brethren do your whole duty
and yon win see orr order flourish
as Il never did before.
Respectfully,
s. L. WIsoy,
State Lecturer
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VISITORS.

Bro. Barnes and wife, Sister
Bette Sones and Sister Ora Bailey.
On call of the roll, quorum be-
ing present, the Master announced
the Grange ready for business.
Also the following standing com
mittees.
Credentials--N NJ Woods, w T
Steen, Sect'y H. A. Ably.
Division OF Labor-A NJ Monroe,
F W Eakin, Sister f P Wilson. 7
J Morris.
Finance-A C Farmer, J T Tur-
ner, ] A Bigger.
Co-operati5n-J F bearing, S
Mayfeld, E II Woodham, A NJ
Monroe, Sister f F Steen.
Good OF the Order-J B Bailey.
G A Hammond, II Christmas, @ B
Haden, Sister F A King.
Transportation-S L Wilson, J
D McCaleb, J W Andrews.
Resolutions-R B Marion, N /
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-12-22
RHPoRT on THE WORTHY LEcTURER

hHfaAF VI THE WuhAhf LhCIuhhhs
Worthy Master:
In view Of your exhaustive re-
port, together with papers Of deep
thought and study from your com
mittee, yet to come, which will
fully cover the ground, and pre-
sent the problems that confront us
as a class, together with the ways
and means for their solution, ]
wig submit to you and Breth-
renFQhiy . brief feport J bave
'inring The present year, mAda
every sacrifice aud labored hard
and I trust faithfully in the inter-
est of mr. order.
I visited Newton county in June
and remained there one week, lee
tnrlng at such points, as in the
opinion ofthe brethren, good could
Be lone. ] had the pleasure of be-
ing present At The County Grange
oftbat county, and permit me to
say to their credit, that the work
/ before them and the manner in
which they disposed Of it was al
most equal to that session Of this
body.
| also visited Neshoba county,
and spent one week leeturing tho
people upon the principles and pur-
poses of our order. There / found
some OF as true Changers as can be
found in the State. In both of
these counties l found the true
Grange spirit good, perhaps never
better. There was an apparent
lukewarmness among some of the
members, produced from various
causes, prominent among which
was the excitement produced by
the introduction of other farmers
organizations, and principally for
the want Of lecture work.
On my way home from Neshoba
county, I accompanied the Worthy
Master of the State Grange, in a
part of his work in Neshoba and
Winston counties, aiding him to
the extent Of my ability. In Win.
ston the Grange sentinel is good
There are many trueF Sranger'
there and only need the labors Of
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- aRANaE oF MIssIssmPI

The State Grange, 18th annual
session, convened in the Senate
Chamber IN the city ofJaokson, Al
II o'clock on Tuesday, 18th day
ofDecember 1887, and was opened
in the 18th degree by Worthy Mas.
ter Put Darden.
The following officers we're pres
ent;
Put Darden, W. NJ.
J B Bailey, W. o.
s L Wilson, /.
A G Farmer, s.
Nm Woods, A. S.
" Q Sessums, Chap.
Mrs. Joe Bailey, Treas.
Mrs. Helen A Ably, Sect'y. e,
VIM Price, G. X.
Miss Ora Bailey, L. A. S. pit. y
Mrs. Kate Ably Darden, Ceres.
Mrs. f. p. Wilson, Pomona, pit
Miss Bette Sones, Flora, pit. ~
Bro. N. NJ. Wo DDS moved flAa
committee Of three on ereien ial {
be appointed to report e 2.a9
o'clock this afternoon. Adopted
Bros. Woods and Steon and Sister
II. A. Ably appointed said commit.
tee.
Bro. S. L. Wilson moved that
the report of officers be made in
open session at 7.30 this evening.
Adopted.
The w. NJ. announced thar Gen.
5. d. Lee, President Of the A. 3
NJ. College, and DR.. r. W. Jones,
President of the I. 1. & College,
would be present during the SEES
sion and address the State Grange.
On motion of Bro. Wilson, a
committee OF three were appointeR
TO wait upon them on their arrivs
and make necessary arrangeEsel ;
for such addresses in open session,
also that the Hon. Ethel Barksdale
be requested TO address the Grange
at same tins. Com. s. u. Wilson,
H. F. SimfAll aud Henry Christ
mas.
Onmotion of Bro. Wilson. a com
lnittee ofthree, S. L. Wilson, F. A.
Howell and ]. B. Bailey, we're APP
pointed to furnish the daily pro.
eeedings to the city press for pub.
LEGATION.
On motion recess was taken IN.
til $50 p. m.
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Raynrr, Sister Ora Bailey.
c6hstitulion and By laWs-Rev.
Sc ms, At L Darden, sister Rsais
Sonta
Eanoafion-slsier Joe Bailey.
Sig|f H a Darden, Sister 4 A
King, 9 A Huddleston
dormant Granges-F A Howell,
B y Young, A " Easterling.
publicaton-T J Ably, ] w An
drtws, J d McCalsb.
Iocturors--J B Bailey, s L VIII
son, A G Farmer, Nm Woods, -
Scssums.
Gange Press-Henry Christ
mas, VIM Price, J B Sigerost, Sis
ter Anna Hamilton, A Fore.
Agficulture--H F Simrall. " D
y lmpson, I r McRae. RIB Marion
4 Roherifsn.
Publie poIiev-NM Woods, VIM
Price, T d lawson, Sister n p
Farmer, Frank Burkitt.
Sister Anna Hamilton, Pomona,
having arrived was admitted and
took her position.
On call Of counties for business
without debate, Bro. H Christmas
presented a resolution faYoring a
Constitutional convention, which
on rnoNon was referred to commit
tee on fnblic Policy.
BY BIO. = A. Howell, favoring
an apprtisement law, referred to
COMMITTEES on Good Of the Order.
By Bro II II Simrall, favoring
establiehnepi OF State Agricultu-
raj Blu referred to COMMITTEES
on Pnhic Policy.
TIE Order OF Business, motions
All resolutions was taken up.
"a Bro II Christmas offered a reso-
luton endorsing and favoring APP
propriations 70 he A. 4 NJ, also
the -, &C srt 49,.
.|lAHNNAA va AaMMAMNAWMH
\ By the same, a resolution de-
handing retrenchment in our State
administration and liquidation 81
the Chickasaw school fnnd and IN.
vestigating Indebtedness 70 State
University. The 1st part was re.
ferred to committee on Agricul.
t1re, End and Srd parts to commit
tee on Education.
BY Bro S i Wilson, favoring the
establishment of the Experimental
Station at the A. & NJ. referred to
committee on Education.
By same, preamble and resOlu,
tons favoring economy Of time
and expenses of circuit court, etc
Referred to committee on Public
Policy.
BY Bro Haden, favoring reduo
ton Of rates of interest, to commit
tee on Public Policy.
: By Bro J d Mccaleb, favorins
the elementary principles of Agri
culture be taught in the Publ,
schools, 10 committee on Educa
ton.
On motion recess was taken un
iii 7.30 o'clock
NIGHT sEss1oN. Isr DAY.
Worthy Master Darden called
the Grange to ordorL open session
After q song BY the ohoif, IL
Worthy Master read his aunua
port.
Iere follows the
aorthY Masters report.
Lecturers report
III Ceres report
Pomona's report.
which will DO published hereafter
REPoRT OF THE WORTHY LECTURER.
Wortbx Master:
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PROFESSIONAL.
n q HILL.

r. c. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
OkOlOna, Miss.
Ofice-Davis' Drug Store.
Oct. p, 's7.
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